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With the holidays on the horizon, so does a kind of quiet with the upcoming winter, and I'm expanding my reading list. What's your favorite fantasy comic with great worldbuilding? Two of my favorites in recent times is Monstress and Saga.

One good source of non-Western fantasy inspiration is Mushishi. Its manga (1999) and anime adaptation (2005) delve into a world that contains mushi, a form of life more primitive than flora or fauna. Each episodes introduces a new mushi, and the way they interact with humans.

Quest check!

Have you wanted to incorporate a Beholder into your campaign late in the game? If so, there's so many to choose from! All change according to the dreams that tap into reality to change or multiply them. Simply have one dream of a PC, and start causing trouble today!

Reading through Curse of Strahd right now to finalize my notes on running it for a party of first-timers.

I'm really, really concerned for them.

But not concerned enough to make it easier.

If you're looking for a different kind of adventure, one aimed more towards emotional storytelling and engagement, I would highly recommend Eyes Unclouded from the DMs Guild. Its a definitive step away from what you would expect from published adventures, and it is absolute gold.

There's a startling amount of games that aims for storytelling in the vein of grit and grim in an attempt to elicit emotion. To go against that, here are some TTRPGs with a different approach.
- Epyllion
- Ryuutama
- Golden Sky Stories
- Chuubo's Marveous Wish Granting Engine

Sometimes, as the storyteller of a session, my players come up with a really elaborate plan. Fully detailed, homework done, spells and specialized tools plotted out in advance.

And I have to keep a straight face as this is somehow the only time the enemy has used scry on them.

When you recreate an animal from only its skeleton, you don’t take into account any fats, muscle, or body parts not dependent on bone. As a result you get wildly different looking creatures.

And I’m all for it.

Show me the world where I fight these swans and hippos.

It doesn't take a lot of time to make a map a lot more dynamic for your games. Some lighting, some trees, some texture changes. You can turn a map of an ordinary building into something more immersive and thematic, which is the goal of any good map.

Straight from @dread_unicorn comes an all new adventure for Numanera!

A hunt for the stolen Sun Below will take you across a sprawling city sandbox appropriate for all tiers, with maps made using Dungeon Fog!

Find out more here: https://t.co/gEVkAgjrLx